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NUMBER 100.
CHEAPEST AND BEST
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIITl, IBES.
' clacllurlos
Average for Wool: Ending Itrcll 24th
I 732 Per Day.
‘ PRICE TWO CENTS.
. New .tvlvertlaaments.
For Sale. ‘
Wei.
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masqwsde.
library all fills
son .
Under The lab, lull: llall. Murdsy. April 7.
Equitable “Reinsurance 00.. and American ln-
vestment (In.
Weather sinuous.
For Thursday, in New England, partly
cloudy, warmer weather, followed by
brisk northwesterly winds and rain.
Tllfiéflffifilfit
High tide tovrnorrow 7.19; low tide
1?.2l.
Bun rises 5.28s. uh; sun sefi 6.23 p. to.
Captain “Joe” Iterrill ot Tavern lo
land, is improving.
Fred. McLean or? Storrs school i. visitv
ing in the borough.
John Ramsey—of litrrisburg ltt visiting
friends in the borough.
John Benton is very pick at his battle
on Main street, borough.
John and Joseph Haley of the borough
went trout fishing this morning.
Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R., was
inspected Monday night and found 0. K.
The News says that a great many
Danbury batters are working in this
city. . '
Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter
Emma, are visiting Mrs. W. H. Brown,
in New York city.
The powerful melo drama “Under the
Lash” will be presented at Music Hall on
Saturday evening.
Ground was broken for anew house on
Van Zandt avenue next to the truck
house this morning.
——Farthe first time since the blizzard
Geo. S. North can supply Photograph
Views of that memorable event upon
receipt of order.
Prol. Orke in his wonderful feats of
juggling at Hi. Henry‘s to—ulght, is a
whole show in himself.
George Scofield of Pleasant Valley
Military school, New York, is spending a
week at home in the borough.
Fred. um and Laurie Whitmorc or
the Williston Seminary,are visiting their
g The car track near the depot isheingf
l
repaired to day.
Mary E. Minor 0! Wirnnipssk died
yesterday and a long ssige of sicknesr.
D. J. Device, c-lrrlage palater of the
borough, has removed to Rockwell's old
stand.
Conductor volts}. of the D. it N. road
to attend to his duty.
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A very pleasant party was held at the
residence of George W. Cbolwell; High
street, borough, last night.
—I"hll line of base ball goods at Plaiv
ted’s. y ‘ ...- _ «7
The case of Charles LaCroix of the
borough for assaulting 6. W. Bates will
he tried civily on Saturday before Judge
Knapp.
Frank Smith, and Henry Darrell
caught thirty-two fish at Hod Pond.
New Cans-n. yesterday. 80 Frank
says.
Undertaker George [1. Raymond went
to Weston today to take charge of the
funeral of Polly Abbott, an old lady 86
years old. who died there Monday. '
Last season George ll. Plaisted din
posed of a large amount of base hall
goods. Anticipating alsrge trade this
summer he has put in another large
supply.
Sherri“ Leeds of the borough con.-
plsined to a Sentinel reporter this morn—
ia suffering with a M cold and is unable
”WHY! W033.
1' t‘trlu Lockwood leavers Inui- Thousand
Dollars for In. lug-rot urlla.
it will be remembered that last week'-
New York papers printed an article
alxlut Gouge tinflln, a former resident
of the borough. stealing “fill from his
wife at few days ago in New York. airs.
(lridin more to the borough Monday and
told Lawyer Walsh about theca‘sc and
said she thought llr. tirillln was is Dan-
bury. Walsh told Chief Lockwood of
thscssesnd he went to Danbury and
with his keen detective scent soon locst
ed his man at the Turner House. He
immediately sent word to Webb and
In. (lrlflln, who went to Danhary and
moped at the Wooster House.
Yesterday Walsh and Lockwood went
to the Turner [louse and found Ifr.
(irillln eating his supper. thief Lock»
wood stayed 4 in the background and
Walsh stepped up to Mr. Griffin and told
him that his wife would like to see him
at the Wooster House. llr. (iridin did
‘ not seem very much surprised but, went
right along and as’w In. Grins. who
demanded the money that he had taken.
Mr. Griffin went down in his inside
pocket and produced 83,905 and. handed
it over to her. No arrests were made.
tag that the liflleglflsol that place threw
stones at him. Don't liar rt girl»: ill
wrong.
~P. J. Uouhera is selling good c Jolene“
b at wholesale or retail.
The Norwslks 'are to play their lint
game with the Danhury team in that
town on the 23th inst. Thr- fiver game
here will be played with the Maiden
team on the 2nd of May.
Mr. Binsdsle ended his labors as leader
of the Tucrday evening class at the
First M. E. Church last evening. as he
is to leave town. A large number were
present to give him a farewell.
The executive committee of the Gang
der club ball for the benefit of the lib:
vary will meet at the pond tonight. at
7 o'clock. A full attendance desired.
Final report of the committee.
home in the borough, this week.
A party of thirtylone— from Southporti
visited this crty and attended the enter- -‘
tsinment in Music Hall last night.
The following Connecticut pensions
were granted Monday: Original. l’nomas
Hurley. South Norwalk; Daniel McGinu
. of Water street in the hlrmrzh,Wnll
Between the excavation of the newer V
on \Vall street and workman engaged '
in digging up the.» gas pipe at trm head
rtnwt is pretty he." blockntled to do)". l
A >3’hlsiss: o- ... ..T.. -‘Z. '
Irene SDJCIGI”. Clothes Burned from Hot
Niantic.
Mrs. M. Roberts of East Norwalk has?
purchased a house on Core street, Bene- '
dict Farm, that formerly belonged tog
Olmstead estate.
In Saturday's issue of the Sentinel we
shall publish a very interesting letter
from 3.0. Trowbridge, descriptiyr (f
his travels and experience in India.
The City National Bank has got out
new and Very pretty checks. which they
are furnishing their depositors with
their individual or firm names norms the
end.
——‘l‘he Famous Gilt Edge Chowder at
Campbell’s old 3291;.”
Councilman Corbett is having his place
on Washington street transformed into
a very pretty residence, which he will
occupy as soon as the changes are com—
pleted. ~an
A young lady walked to this city from
Rnwayton yesterday afternoon and in-
forms no that she met thirty-three men
tramps. ...... '
John Comp, the lots publisher of the
‘Star, save that he was not the om- who
.sent out the invitations for the pick
.party and that he did not receive a pickle
by express.
William Derssof the borough. aged
was held Monday.
F. W. Mitchell, former night ope
at the depot. will soon take charge of
signal at Bridgeport. The tower has
twenty tlx levers and is about so large
as any on the road.
Last evening lies Ida Ayers enter-
tained a few of her friends at her home
on Bayrlew avenue. The festive candy
poll was indulged in and the evening was
‘very pleasantly spent.
will most tomorrow arming sttheoflec were
I
habrougbt before the nesting.
Edward Kelly and Wllflam Bysaof
theborougk wsnttolwidsu thismors-
lug topays visttmthskstormsekool.
'11" expect toooms right hsckagaln
mental newsurrsys,
«elawturnoulsolsllkindv. Bounces»
.psdstablethsnsver forssaenaol I”.
John Bryan. ammil. of Worsted.
Body.
the body. Several yr!“ ago ‘tr'.’ auto-r
was badly scolded.
WC. III 8 c.-
Mestayer’acompany will he at Mimic
Hall to-rnorrow evening. Th»: {fl-ileum1
News any»: ”The largest sndienc» nl’ i
the season turned out last night Ina-e
Hr. \V. A. Myer and bio funny
party. It would not hu- rnu much to say
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BAKING WWII“
‘l'hc latest Olrlal fonts-I to their ltcla~
tlrs Purlty.
Tbepreuent interest in the matter of
food sdnlterations, and thesgitalion of
thcquestion of national and local legislao
tion for tbs purpose of preventing them.
have caused more than ordinary atteuo
tion to be given to the reportof the Ohio
State Food Commission. which reveals
the extent and character of the adultero-
tloa found in many of the baking pow-
ders of the market. The presents: of so
largca number of powders made from
alum. as was found by thswmmllion.
hasnot beensuswctcd. norwas it sup—
posed thatallneol theoreaalol latter
and phosphate brands, whose manufsc.
tnrers have held them up to thr public
sspureand wholesome, had become so
deteriorated by the use of impure ingrca
dients in oompouuding them.
The Ohio commi-ion examined thirty
diflerent kinds for their strength and
impurities. and declared that powder the
best—as it was of course the purest—
which, heing of efl‘ective strength, con-
tained residuum in smallest quantity.
In these baking » powders sold in this
State the following percentages of rest-
duum or inert matter were found:
‘Whether the money was stolen in the SAIL! mean. or
‘ true sense at the we is a question. aslt moment, no.
is believed that the money was owned Royal ............................. 7.25
jointly between them. How they fixed (chvelaud' . .. ....10.18
the nmtter up between themselves is not 15W? (alum - ------ 13;”
known as Walsh and Lockwood Icfl‘ gmlg'e -, ------------------------- {5%
them at the Wooster House together ’8'” noes """"""""" " """ ‘"
. . ylsluml ...................... 10.13
“5’" "l“! “m hm“ ml"! ”km“. Forest City (alum) ................. 24 M
will moo gain a reputation ass “"90"” Silver Star (alum). . ............... 31.38
dell‘tllt’v. De Land’s ......................... 32.52
h 1'. ”All Auxiliary. llorstord'slpbosphnte) ....... - ..... 36.49
The meeting last evening of the NM" an?$lh)...'f.1f 233$
Minion Auxiliary of the thingregstionul
Church was exceedingly interesting, and
three specially interested felt greatly en-
courngrd. Miss McClure, the President.
gave an account of the origin of the true-
sions, Dr. Beard 3 description of French
history and of the conditions to which
the missions are adapted, Mist W. Dick-
crmau read a poem. and Dr. Emily Par-
dee explained what the ornammill boxes
for collecting funds were not and what
they were. Each part of the exercises
was well sustained. and the President.
and Secretary line 8. Randy and the
committee that prepsmi the program
arcro becongratulared on their initial
soccer». One third of the money to he
raised is already in the treasury.
The fmlsr Ingres. '
There was a lsrru-aulrenw at Music
"all last running to wltnelw the enter»
tainment given by the Fruit Degree
ham ”3 3.”; candidate into a secret so-
‘clety was very amusingly burlerqued.
The "work” was done in a creditable
Several tableau were inter-
r'tvrr yestonlny afternoon and had quite:
a serious mishap. In the first place his
boat upset and he had to swim ashore.
After he got arbor-die saw he was go-
llt? '0 lose his boat and so had to own!)
our. alter ll. Igllll. After he got I)?!
ashore one of the "himdy" oars treat
sdritt andho was obligel to swim for
”that. [lo walked home in his wet
churn. The mat unkind part of it was
The nature of the residuum bears di—
rectly upon the question or health. That
in Royal is declared by the commie-lion
to be perfectly harmlaw. In the case of
the slum powders it is curtailered hurt-
ful. yet the amount found in threeof the
cream at tarter powders—4h Cleveland.
Dr. Price’s and Sterling—averaged about
the same as that in the Cryrtal, an slum
powder. In the phosphate powders the
inert matter is exceedingly large, being
more than a third of their Mic weight.
The importance of the information
clmveyeli by these figures can be best
understood by n rinlple comparison.
Take for instance the two. first named
powders—the Royal and Cleveland's.
The inert matter or residuum found in
Cleveland's is seen to be about 3 in 'l’
more than in the other. which inn differ
one.» ot 40 p»! cent. the Royal b-ing
purer than Clem-land’s by u correspond-
in over five times, or More Illa-i: “'3"
cent. gn-nter llrln in the Royal. ‘
relative purity at all the brands can be!
(mp; Hon. A. B. Mtg!" the Young
Republican Club of Bridgeport; and
of the Young bllcan Club of New
Haven.
(to-cord Btvlaton Olcwn.
At the quarterly election of Concord
Division, Sons of Temperance, hold on
Cor llcldetl Ave. is Cmu 5:
of the Young Republican Club t t Bart- We'hll‘fimn ‘l- 5““ 3m“~ 3W“
Prof. \Vm. K.T wnsr-nrl, ex-President 1
“ID "AVILAHD'D WK.
Out! of the Boot Arranged Bulldlug ls
'l'owu.
building on Washington street. yester-
day. and was met by Mr. flaviland and
shown through it. A brief description
of it would not he amiss. tln the first
floor are sixteen large, light and airy
rooms. on the around fourteen rooms he-
sides a large parlor; on the third liltccn,
making in all forty-live rooms in the
building—that is apartments to, live in.
Large, spacious halls run through the
house in four directiousonesch door.
The house will be’ heated by steam.
On each floor is a bath room with hot
and cold water and all the modern appli-
ances in them. In the upper part of the
building is a large loft for storage so the
inmates of the house can, if they want,
put their trunks in there and not be
bothered with them in their rooms.
There will be a hundred feet of hose ab
tacbed to a faucet specially for itoueach
floor that can be got ready at a moments
notice in case ol fire. The furniture is
handsome. Instead of putting bedsteads
in the large rooms there is a new style
of a folding bed. in which is combined a
washstand, dressing case, looking glass,
bureau. etc., which takes up a great deal
less room, besides being a handsome
pieeeof furniture. I The sight from the
copnls of the house is grand, as you can
get a nicer and unobstructed view for
ers and carpenters are busy at work in
tbellouse at present and the work will
probably b.- sll finished in three weeks.
The building is perfection: itself, it
being will bullt and of the best material
to be obtained. There are three entrances
to it. It will, when finished. her without
doubt one of the leading hotels in the
city. .
The yellowest case of jaundice can be
cured by Carter’s Liver Bitters. They
exert a peculiar influence on the liver
and bile. and remove that unhealthy sal-
low look from the skin.
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'l'ltAlNOlt.~ln Winnlpauk. esterdsy. Mary [lien
Trainor. aged?! years 7 months. Funeral
servu‘u tomorrow morning at nine o'clock In
St. lary‘s church.
for Sale.
XlLt'll cow and. calf.
(ill). UTEAME.
I l. lt
g rm. April ll. st T-J‘lo'cloek. for the election ofofl-
ltnl Estate and lrunrance Agents, to
For Sale.
, COIIODIOUS residence on llmwood ave.
ronlatnl all themodevu l “with
luprovemerl
andstablcoutbcpremlsesJor
.slsoa railarhouaeon llartlandstrsrt.”
tstnlng' the usual c‘lt conveniences. W“
‘lv’AYLDlt & GOLD .
Real Rotate and Ratings
liar-s. so and 47 Wash
ingrai- rlt.
house—tn Republic-l» ,- s.
A Sentinel lunn stepped into llaviland‘s W
ssh, hlacl: oak and walnut, and is very. , ,
endotbrrprsmns
lntloraidssrrsat med. risk Irv-Isl pros-v
tionaofthcsum total as thereto-laud. d raw
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Illtlasdelnlslbytbalnksbltasuot the
Nawalhngahrg‘aadlrgall annulled.”
the tint lily of caller. 11.131.“
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town. 1:2:- upon the. following awn
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thwaofaswlllralscthesam Thmsdollarl
htrtyhealghtunulmnhstbein: the proporfloa
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1f“ total-xi: ad list. together with the
t lo.€’rlf)dl3,hxconcdor.mml.
new at Kawalk. April tan... use.
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mmt-maolnawflk. and bonded
laws. to wit:— ‘
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land 0 Nelson w, and Westcri by
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glue ezmmwfi‘inzfihmmkamm
1can. a srrdnnlrsxcom. not use.
Dated at small. April 3, so. use.
To: Colloclor’sfimlc.
. Y(l'l'IC’li-hrrvtry' "van that the
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commandine him to
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“Clint". is for the indebtedness said town levies upon
. . the following described real state of paid
ill: bhzer Il‘f‘ Co. have moved their can to nartwirk,
.tl llfain or. lines! k. - pound in lawn or lliorwalk. and boson! u
s l, .5! W. E L. t’APROYfi. Manager. fellows. mirth——
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I ~ films: assessments...” m“‘“‘r‘w...m "“~ .2, °‘ .... 3%? £52;
will he held ill the Council Room. Wednesday evm- mm! '57 m °' "film“ ’ M ’ ’
landot when Taylor. and Waterly by land of
backward sud'l'ollu
tronsofthcsumtntsl fl thud! sum. sum
' them
Kmart. arse-bled. to wit.
on them y Dru-MAIL. lat. met tonne
purposeofprm for the of g
m, levies upon the following described
estucofsald
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situated lnwtowu ot Norwslk. and bounded as
{may :—
Being one ccrtatn’ tract of land
mam-.otuna‘ “alliances“,
Nursery hick”!
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that no company of the bad bar ere-r when In! told an” “dam," ”I it be 82:13:;cemlng. the following ofiicero ““0380“. Latlohs'oll'. Tawfggé m a“. i'uWr‘lfium 3
on the track. thirty of whom were given more general reinfection-n unwrblhimthatitmal bin-right. _ W 1’ 31’ l-‘ ll Wu .4 _ W A 733: 'glzwl‘lg'h‘“%’fnggkg;mn_ strands-drones. _
city. It is all exceedingly dillicult} . I - .. rs. - - q' 9E 7- ' y- ‘iww”m_ Amguwt'h 12,25:
matter to make fun during an rnttru- p" ? Atkinson and Cook'- C-IIII-lv. i ”'9- P- 1‘- "Nchhfi‘i 1" ‘ :- 31"“ film-W at it It. I. CROWD. M'Y- an. m st “5 3“}. r .9 ’3‘
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disease. 30m“! afternoon. Th” '“n'l‘l lung was in aomeiustancvaarriat'lc, nota— ”I, newto our theatre goers. The New nu“, ”M” “up v,” mm. -, -. - -.....W‘. m wk” Mu‘" “mu”
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